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PROvIslONs.

BUTTER-Buttorinc, l4Gl5c; creamery
2c; dairy, I6S So; country butter, l5s22c,
HOG a., Pk e. o,S s mess pork,
l2al21tc; breakfast bacon, i0sllc; clear. rib
sides, bacon ,954 9gske; clear sido bacon 81 10
bacon Shoulders, tB;, bulk pork. clear
sides. SIC; clear rib sides, sssc; shoulders,
oHc; IonE clear. SAG; pork strips. re.
6HEESR-Prime aats, ssi0c New York
factory. none; iull cream, l6c; Young
:, FI r. s psE i p HS0' half barrels
Po6I.PY-chickep, quiet; spring, q 50
fkHsE aExTs-Coid storage beef. FORE
quarters, S>ssic; headquarters Of beef. SIC;
mutton, So.
ST. LOUIS. MO-, July 2i.-Provisions
quiet. Pork, Irregular, new, SIS so. lard,
, TsH y & ,ob Dry o sal, " ne siI
ribs, SOS 10; short clear IS 25Ss S7i. Ba-
CON Boxed shoulders, s. Is: long clea-,
and clear ribs, s. 906s; short clsar,S9 l2Is6
9 30. Hams stead, at il@lic. Eggs dull at
So. Butter unchanged; Creamery, l6s20c I:
dairy. l2sl6c.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, july 2l.-Considerable
interest was manifested in the provision
prevailed. Speculative o 'erings were quit o
Tree, early, aud thu decline In prices, aud a
further reduction In the prices OF the leading
speculative A. ticles was submitted to. Lo-
cal and outside operators we're moderately
free selle =, while the dsmand was only fair
and chic hy from Shorts" The improved
prospects Of the corn crop caused = dispose
ton to sell future deliveries requiring new
product, but buyers were SLOW 10 take hold.
Lard was wsaker; Ausu,t opened a. 81 65,
sold TO o. sly. then 70 50 621 a.d closed at
tho opening a cures, Short b were act We
and irregAiar; August opened at 81 72iS, sol A
up 10 NJ IS, then down 60 81 62ls, and closed
a " 10. Cash quota ions were as follows:
Mess pork, per hrl, SIS 5OSl6; Lard per 100
lbs. % 5000 b2}9 10 short rib sides, loose,
" 70; dry sailed shoulders, boxed. s. %
90; short clear sides. boxed, S. O5ss 10.
The leading futures ranged rs follows
Mes, pork, per brl-Jear opened at Gil so,
Lard. per 100 lbs-July opened at S. sex
highest t6 IS. lowest 81 so. closing at
S52n; August opened at o. IS, highest
. bIH, lowe't " b21S, closing att6 IS; Sen
TENDER OPENED at 81 65, highest o. 67[,
lowest " 621S, closing ., 81 Is; October open ed
at u 72x, highest o. f2X, lowest s6 70,
closing at 50 90. Snort ribs. per 100 lbs
July opened at 81 67r highest 81 72I<, lowest
81 671,, highest q IS. lowest 81 67S, closing
atN I'M September opened ats sb, highest
U.s.. lowest 81 TX, closingat 81 ST. October
opel cd atGf5 highest IL rs, lowest 81 as,
closing at 81 70. On the Produce kxch. nge 10.
day the butter market was firm; creamery,
lIs2sj dsiry Rslse. Esq, we're steady at
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GROUERIEs.

.sUGAR-Puro white, 61fssl<c; Of white.
6kei yellow clarified. 6<pssSc; seconds,
6Saeoi refined A., tz a6ssc; sranuIated,
Sssse; powdered. TIC; cut loaf. 7fe.
RfcE-LOul'i,ns, t,le5'<c; oarOlina. 5,le
g ,NDIEs-sdct. all ,I,o., In boxes, nail,
and barrels, 71<s9,tc.
COMPREHENSION s,tc; ordinary, l9ita
' %s s ES.%: H.: ssI.asS Ss
HeS3c. Higher.
S,LI-Oaio river. o. 10 per barrel, sasi-
nav, u 70 per barrelj sacks, hne, 81 Sa
Si coarse VI 1901 l5i pockets, bleachsd,
M0LAssEs-Loui.jana, common TO fair,
N98c; prime 20 choice, l2pbOo; syrup,
BetOc; common 10 fair. 2ba2sc; prime 70
choice, SstOc; centrifugal fancy, SeiOc.
BALTIMORE. ND. July q. Coffee nOmi.
nally steady.
NEW YORK. July gi.-conee-spot fair
Rio hrm At 0Hc; option, lower aud les.
active; sales, $500 bagsi August, SIS IS
ais Is; sep'embef,sls Goals 7Di October,
SIS eOsls s.; Noyembtr,s SIS T5als Si De,
cember, SIS 75sls 81; January, tls 0s
Us Ssis Is: kprii. sls Ssis, MAJ sg,,
vs. Ssls; Sugar steady and modora ely
seti,e. fair ref 1lns .qaoted ihal s.,6i ro-
hned quiet. Molssses nominal. Rice
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perish; Ticket brokerage is but the expires.
nS o. legitimate phase Of sommersa al
behind q, and i viii fif i've. T III pool pool and
me ". nc association are the creatures Of
they Will die tho death, And the interstate
law IL Is The simple eIpre sion Of the DOM
ination Of the American uespie over their
own creations-tho railrsaas-and II has
some 10 stay. There Z lots Of ansouud tim
compspy, but it will not stay there whom
once Observation-Disclosures Ticket Broker.
The st. Louis aud San Francisco, in
connection with the Kansas City, Spring
neld and Memphis road, has opened . now
freigh, route tstwssn st. Louis and Kansas
City but 4 rsnalns 70 DO seen whether IL
can be establish without a serious distur-
bance Of rates Before the interstate COM
MERGE law became operative. wheA the
southwestern pool ruled with an iron rod
Y, the trans MISSES ppi county east Of the
Mis,is.ippi river. 'he Frisco was Eiysn a
rather lite equivalent In money TO keep oat
Of that trade This subsidy averaged about
5000 month, and II was a very nice little
sum to gather In every thirty days, bat whom
the interstate Law came along and disrupted
the pool the Frisco's subsidy was also
knocked cat: II was left free, however,
TO carry its old time threat into execution
and open up q route TO Kansas City, VII oh
II ROW does with a considerable flourish of
trumpet and IL 10 quite safe TO say that In
the near future shippers will hnd VERY nc
commodatins schedule Of rates in eject via
that route. notw ,thstanditg the Frisco an
nounoes that u bas merely adopted tho traf-
&c tariffs Of the direct limos, anu that II will
maintain them. Tho mileage between Kan
sas City and 81. Louis via the new route 10
40 miles, against "a via tho Wabash West
orn. and II seems like Au attempt at playing
upon tho ere iulity Of the public to siye out
hat without some substantial consideration
shippers will take the long route as q matter
Of preference. The average shipper 10 as
smart as tho average trathc manager,
and VIII n ore IL found that will not hesitate
10 send his stuff over 1853 more miles than
is necessary, especially between two
pOltts tn I are separated by only "a
miles, without reason Of n gold, silver or
green back n ture, a most IemaI kablo die.
covery will have bee1 made. Neverttl less
both st Louis and Kansas City have much
TO gain arr nothing to lo,e by this new route,
ana both can we'll afford TO give u q cordial
greeting, and II u shall develop power and
10 huetce enough 10 insure ite permanent os-
Enlistment the commercial and indus rial
interests Of the two cites will certainly be
the gamer however much the other roads In
interest may By disturbed by 4. The route
10 via tho frisco between st. Louis and
Springfield, 2Ss miles, and via the Memphis
road between Springfield and Kansas City,
2O2 milos.-St Louis Republican.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
dull, and closed dull; middling, lt,Sc
Sales. unimportant, receipts, 10 bales; ship
msnts, 81. bales; stock on hand, 7O4i bales
receipts to date. 662, l6i bales; shipments Il
date, CAS-. 1893 bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, 71sc; good ordinary. SIC; low
middling. SIC; m ddling, l0lsc; good mid
ding. lU1sc; middling fair. nominal fsir,
nom nal; stains aud tinges, 71ssg's1; dusty.
7@S9tc.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September LIST, 1909; burnt, 69O7;
home consums ion to dats, 2629; stock run
ming account, 1Oh. lmports-M, x Il. X. X.
lg2 steamers, i; wagons,5 5. Exports-L. A
N. X. r., 30.
New York spots opened steady and
closed steady; middling, l0,sc. sales, 800
bales, Quotations were as follows; Ordi-
nary, l3-l6c; good ordinary, 9 SIG; low
mid idd, ing i Y 1i.lcc; middlins, lgie; good
ll%c. Futures opened steady. and closed
barely steady. a. fol ows: July, 10 2lgl0.2
August, l0.12al0 %; september, 2 $50 s9. 81
October, 5000 81; November, 1859 Is;
Ps sSSS%SS, sssss Isl ''sSsac c. sss
April. 9 6otss,67; May. S.72sss.7S. Sales,
W,SO0 bales.
Tho NV Orleans spot market opened
quiet, and closed arm; middling, gAc.
sales, $50 bales. Quotations were as fol.
lowsi Ordinary, Sc; good or mary, SO; low
middling, We; middlinE, 9jlc; GOOD mid.
ding, Zoe. Futures opened steady, and
closed quiet, as follows; July, . 1909 61i
August, 8sg;5l; September, 2 1869 ~;
October, 9.0}ae.0i; November. s 97as %
December. s.ssas.gg January, q.Oig9 o.
February, g.l3g9.l5; har7i, e2LQ59. a
hpril., 500 80; May. s.4lss.iS. sales,
"A. 400 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKETS
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BOUsEHOLD sUPPLIrs

APPLES Buying, loose, Seal Is; sell.
Ing. 81 y0s2 yer barrel; dried apples, 90 poI
pound IRON store. Dried peaches, &c from
.yEGETABLEs-onlovs s. so from ,,or.
Cabb.re. hotth.rn, q per crate. Rraut.
bstfels,B; half barrels, o.. Garlic. 81 pei
FRUIT = 0ranges-none In the market.
Lemons. ttlN 30 per Dor, light supply.
BanAnAs, 81 5oa2 50 per bunch.
,NUTs-yoacoanu u pef 40. Peanuts-
Virginia, &C.; Tenpssseo larners' stock, 81,
70; roa.ted, 2l<c hiEhor; shelied, loo. Pc.
cans-Texas, 1000.
hAlsISs.London layers, ST. layers. 81 70
PICKLE,-In lars, pint. 90; quart. 81 80;
half gallons. y I0i E.llons, g 75i DOSE, bar.
rels, bQtTg half bArreis, 81; mixed, bar
rel. tlO5 mixed, half barrels, %.
E0G Dali. %.
POrArOES-Dull, buying, 81 IS 10 q;
loose: .ellissi - 80 per barrel; No thern
q Oa2 rs per barrel.
..CIDER-Neu York, 81 per barrel and
" 81 PER half barrel.
y 2ii No. 2, e. 49, No. 3, g.; i0ib tit, No. i,
sli 70 2, Bci No. ,, Sc. Dry horTings,
family, Is per boz.
Y NegAk5l0sise per gallon.
cANDLEs-fuil weight. slsac.
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Trnhiee'n NOlioe.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That on
IN Mood ~. Augut 4, 1887, In
front Of tho courthouse door OF Shelby coun-
~, Tennessee, at II o'clock Am, will sell.
at pub @ outcry, for cash, tho following do
scribod roal estate In Shelby county, Tea
nessee, being all tho right, title and interest
Of l., ". and X p. Uumos In n one third
undivided interest In n lot Of eleven acres,
bounded a. followsi Beginning at stake in
the state line road or Boulevard, iron which
north SlA' cast lu3S links distant stands q
Tedoak marked V; thence north with James
longe's east boundary line ~ chains and VI
links TO q stase; thence east 3 chains and 81
linss to a stake; thence south " chains spd
" links to a stake In the Sttts Line road OF
boulevard thence west with said road ve
Boulevard chains aud 81 links to the plecs
o. beginning. Also, a certain tract To-
Gated aud described as follows, to'witi Be-
ginning at STAKE 10 tho State Lane road q
boulevard, from which north IS west n
links distant q sassairas marked VI thence
west WITH the state Line road or Boulevard
chain and sOb links 70 n stake, thence
thence west s chains and 81 links 20 stake
on James Yonso's east boundlrf unoi
thence north with said Yongo's east lins Z
chains and ~ links 10 q stakeI uenJS east
I chains aud Nk links 20 a stake, thonos
south ~ chains and "a links "a the point Of
beginning, and containing nine acres.
| mako said sale by authority OF q trust
decd made mo md recorded In 20 Registers
once OF Shelby county, Tennessee, In book
III, pago ~, default having bren made In
tho debt secured therein aud having seen
requested TO sell by tho beneficiary thereln.
THOMAS VI. SGkUHHS, frustao. =
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nlinois Contra, I2s'<. g: A;& SIP. p. l22.
Lake Shore, az. Tenn. Qeal& IRON SIX.
Lou. 4 Nash, "a. Texas Pacific. 80.
N. 9. st pfd, -. Union Pacific, SsX.
Nom. 4 cSs5s s.. %.,s.T.& P:, isS.
Mich. Cen, S6k. W.,S.L. &P. ,pid ,S2k
Min. 4 St. L., l6. W. y. RI, lbs.
Min. 4 st. L. pid.S7. W. U. Toll. 7ess.
LONDON, July q. tp,m.-Bar silver,
a led per ounce, The bullion in the Bank
Of England has decreased f26,0 900 sterling
during the past week. The proportion ofthc
Bank Of England reserve to liability, 10 ". IS
per cent.
PARIS, July 2l.-Thrse per coat rente.,
ST 17Mc for the account. Toe weekly
statement Of the Bank Of France shows an
increase Of 2, 726 900 francs gold, and 1,t75,-
900 francs silver.
BANK CLEARINGs.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. July 2l.-The bank
clesrings today were $4,000.
NEW York, July 2l.--The bank clearing 70
today were sol, 366,772; balances, S5,4i5, 7Ss.
ST. LOUIS, MO-, July q Tho bank
elesring' today were sS,2is,ls2; balances,
BALTIMORE. Md, July,l.-The bank
e:oeesI,ings today were G,iss.sSs; balances,
BOSTON, MASS. July p. The bank
T'ssa, as. ''1' "''' ''''''''' 0A'An''''
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July The
bank clearings today were Sill COS, 1872; bal
ances, sl,6l6,72l.
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loves. sc scsns At Sc; as s.ps. m NEE;
siosins .. SSXc; October opened at So
hishes, ss'tc. lowest S71sc, closing At Ss5lo.
s Ss SS; ss, S sPcsl At at hh sss,
opened at 25sssc, highest 8szo, lowest 2SsSc,
closing at 25s4c; September opened at 26ISc,
highest 2614es26s<c, lowest 26c, closing al
26E@26shc Rsceirs-Flour, 1000 brs |;
Shsat. 81 200 BY; corn, 200 bu; oats %,
mnts-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat, 5000 % bu +;
corn, $4,000 bu; oats 10000 bu; rye 1000 bu ;
harley 700 bu.
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FINANCE and COMMERCE.
HONEY 2 TO 8 PER CENT, NEW
YORK EXCHANGE 1.S PREM.
Cotton Dull-Aiddling Cotton, 10tc
Sales Today Unim.
portsnts
APrsAL OFFICE.
THURSDAY EVENING, July q, 1887.

THURSDAY EVENING, July q, 1887.
Money rates remain at z to s per
per cent, the outside prevailing. Tho Stock
Call Boardtes ion today was fea.ureless, and
NO sales were registered.
The local cotton market closed dull and
unchanged.
The failure Of T. l.. Airoy L Co., Now Or
loans, cotton factors, was discussed en-
Change today, and created no surprise. as
Airsy was regarded as being very bold and
reckless Spectator, and was generally be-
lived to have been connected with the big
cotton deal ofthe Galveston syndicate which
went to pieces several days since. This,
with cotton and coffee speculatisns at homo,
settled the matter. Indeed, failures at New
orleans had been expected for some time BY
those who had watched the manipulations Of
that cotton market. II was the general opin-
Ion on Change that Airey's failure had no
appreciate effect upvn the Memphis mar
ket. which has been dull for some time,
owing TO the fact that cotton has been sell
ing lower for three weeks past at.New Orleans
than at Memphis.
The New Orleans spot market today closed
firm and unchanged, with middling at 9Nc
ana saes oiVo ohes' futures closed quiet
ana lower rom . 10 4Ioints on the old crop
months and OF to points on the new crop.
new orleans mas received the hrtt new cot
ton. being six bales raised by Mrs. Hans
man. of Dewitt oounty. Tex,,. Thu orst
,.v .o,,on rs..,..a ~ Isss 80 A.. OH
Of July, seven days later.
The Liyerpoo, market closed steadv. fair
-, 49,, 80
somanu' ana ON i-iod Ia all grades except
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feet 10 inches In the canal and I foot 8
inches on tho falls. Weather partly cloudy
and warm.
WHEELING, July 2i.-Noon - River IL
feet on tho gauge and fallinA
.PITTSBUR9, July -Noon-Riyer sta
tonary. Weather cloudy and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, July a. -Noon-Riyer s
feet 3 inches on tho gauge And falling
Weather cloudy and warm.
CINCINNATI. July H.-Noon-Riyer 4
net inches on tho gauge and stationary.
weather cloudy; thermometer So.
CAIRO, July 2i.-Noon-River 10 feet 9
cloudy and hot. Arrive City Of Cairo,
yieksharg,, am. Departed. Arkansas
City, Vicktburg, Sam; City Of Cairo, st.
Louis, D a.m.
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LIVE STOCK
HQqs-Choice, isiItc,

households, tsi1c.
SHkHP-Choics. 3xci medium, 1g2Ns.
LANDS 90 ID 10 choice, igt 80.
GRASS CLrrLE-Choic, 8Tc, GOOD, "a
s4ci fair 10 medium, 2.g2)toi scallawAgs.
1hslHc.
CHICAGO. lib, July 2l.-Ths Drorer,'
Journal reportsi Receipts, HOO
rather stronger. shippitg steers, t3fi 0!
ltookefs and foed,r., 81 CO.'S 20, c,ws,
bulls aud mixed, ti92 Di Texas cattle, q 10
o. 80. Hogs- accepts, ~ 90 teadi ship
menis, GOO head. narket slow, l5c lover
rough and mixed, q % - ., packing and
shipping, 81 1896 ~. lirhi. 81 0i9j 35i
gkips, Bd3p. .hoep- Rec ipts, $50 head
Oh pmsn D, 30 heats maIket ltesdyi ma.
lives, tlN Ji weston t93 Wi Texans,
" EgS 49, lambs, hos8 70 ier head.
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nuLHs AND u,,KSgs

MULEs-No dsmAnd and few 10 mar.
E = : "a s, ssb, VS. s'''rl' p
hiEh, il5 12D. Tbs. chief dsmand 10 Tor
HOR3Rs-iiuii, drive ., silbaI6S, heavy
drsn, u Is slsii saddle. u 2,sl1Si EXTRA
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Trns. GO and Recclrnr,s sale.

HNDER III. power vested 10 me ny = d.
" cree "a the Chancerv Court Of shelby
county. nade November y, iss3, 10 the case
" Rsbocca Losensiein, ekecutriI, W. the
Mississippi Valley Insurance COMPANY and
others, aud BY tho direction % ,aid decree, l
will. on
Saturday, August q, 1857,
within LEGAL hours, AZ tho Courthouie, sell at
public sutton, 20 tho hishost b ddo' Jof cash.
the ,oll wis lauds, situated 10 fsmphls.
hholhi county Tom, yiI.i
lots NJ, ~, ~ and ~, on n. y. Illl't sub
division, said lots ffontins each ~ feet on
hpi cite street and ruaning back ~ feet.
he 2 Va property was conveyed 20 Robert
Hutchinson. tfu'tse, by NJ. X. Losenttsia
aud others, BY deed On record Ia book VI.
paEo As, aud ! vas appointed trustee By the
decree hero tgfofe ntohsd, 10 place Ofs,ld
Huichiasnn, and am also rocsiVer In said
caase. The sale Ia " be male q ,atsfI de-
efees assinsi the ma or ~ the trust deed.
founded on the notes secur,S b. Y. Equity
o. rcd mption " uaivod In 40 deed. ABB
ttract Of title In my possession. Ton per
cent. Of purchase money will be required In
payne, AZ time Il sale.
A. HAIcnEif, trustee aud Receiver.
smith Collier Attarnsys.
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Wool

Woodbury. grease wool, unwashed, II
elsei ,cls.r grease wool, y tl5ci bury
washed. 2SslOi tab washed. NAME.
ST. LOUIS. NO., July 2l.-wooI-Mors
4 log. Unwashed = BriRht msdium, I'd
s96toi ooa,,e, sraii, leeAoi low san ".
Tub-ashsd-U choice. 8s93s SC, lair, gas5To ;
log. MANA
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NEW YORK. July abide from the
distribution o. rooe pc on orders, tiere was
a light trade ~ for In tanp thipment ttocts
ofcotton goods can fsfniih vefy iew wants.
Pfices, however, were sn0nf.
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0ryior siasIL 5sgvios, u. o. Al
hssrHIs. July 20, lp.m,
The following observations are take n
Al all ttAtions named at T5o meridian time,
which IL ono hour later than Memphis time
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE,
Chesapeake and ohio Route.

Chesapeake and ohio Route.
Pas, Mail. s bssySs .pa.. A 'ss %
Fast Elk see 9 80 IN Fast EI. .... 2,ts a. m
'Ripiey 40. $3.50 pm Ripley 40 $40 a. N
Mail and express trains run solid between
Memphis and Louisville, Pullman buffet
sleeper runs on mail and Sleeping and re.
quickest time to Chicaso. Tclet ofaoo un.
der Peabody Hotel.
Kansas city, Memphis and Birming.
ham.
Fast Mail. 400 p. m .Fas, Mail. e. 10 H 10 a. m
'Acconm' 600 am 'Accomm' ns2 q p. IN
Mississippi aud Tennessee.
N. O. Mail eSi S.$ IN o, Mail. 80. As' s.%
"Sardis hc.. $50 p.n "Sardis Ac... sos a m
Mail trains will not stop at whitehaven,
Horn Lake, Nesbit, Loves or ilag stations.
Mississippi ss,'TS Route H., N. q.
IN. o. Pas. Leaves .N. 0. pa., Arr'v"
IN 0. TX s:5S Ann Am M. 3. Es S siS s S.%
Louisville and Nashville.
.y. Mail. Il! isa p. % ga. Mail. s A''lvS %
mail .o,,, 10 % am Mail ..,-.y. 100 p. IN
'St.Louiskh 200 pm 'stLouisEx $40 m
Standard timc.
Gulf Route (Kansas city, Spring.
Held aud nsmphtsl.
Leaves Arrives
*. 9, Mail; Si@p.% x SS.asiI: SIS am
chfso III s:Wp.m VchFSo Es s.sam
Leave Mississippi and Tennessee depot.
Memphis and Charleston.
Leaves Arrive,
eThr'gh Fx. 10 100 .. M .Thr'sh RI. 6,lO m
mail A Ex, $3.50 q. IN mail A RI. y, rs q, m
Bonneville tSomeryiils
Ae.. .....-, $3.50 pm Ac..... ,...., $3.50 am
Memphis and Little Rock.
Leaves Arrives
srhr'h Pas-ll 100 :. m sThr'h Pas. $50 y. 10
eThr'h Pas. q rs am srhr'h Pas, 9:i5 4, m
'Ir'g'tlfrnm Freight lat
Bopeheldl 1iOo am nopstoidl $50 y. IN
Central stan dard time.
Nora-'Daily. Except Sunday.
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Sa5c "oo' ''' 'O'"'' sf'ae'
nssUFF.garrsts,, so Si RllphI, 90 Isl
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JOHN Il. NORTOH
"A Madison Street,
DEALER IN
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
AL5
Southern MIners Add Improvement
STOCKS.
FINANCE.

Money firm aud steady. rate Z 10 s
PER cent, and latter figure ruling. The
Clearing House report 10 ss iollowsi
OLRARIN0s
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Call for Negotiable Judgment Cer.
llilcaIea OF linton COUNTY. Tenn.

NOTICE IL hereby givsn 70 ali o snerf and
~ holders VI the negotiable JudEuout
Certificates OF Upton county, Isnnostse
which a. ttnio lei Of August, lsis, h. pfofon(
om for prepayment at the Union and
PlaDter' bank, ln the city OF Msmphis-
lena, on lft a AuKust, tss7
The said Judsmen Certihcatos we're issuel
under ihe PROVISIONS Of 40 act Of the uenoral
Assembly n tennessee, approved 2ist De
ccmbef, lksl, upon iuiEmenu rendered
asainst said county N tho Circuit Court 81
IggfS,i on ihs ID Certificate. hereby
called will cease August, ISL,
This June u. -.
ByR. s, BAnHrr, Chairman county Couss.
Attssti y. y. brrfh Ssox, Clerk %. CsurA
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THE RIVERS.
STEAMERS LEAVING
unInAV

Arrivals, Kate Adams, Arkansas City
Gayoso. ST. Francis river; Sidney Dillon,
ST. Louis.
Departures. Kate Adams, Arkansas City
Sidrel u, lion, New Orleans.
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WHISKY. WINES, LIaUons sro.

WHISKY Kentucky Bourbon,
81 50a5j lIishsit o., OIL 06g rectihsd, Sc over,
redistillod 100 over.
CINCINNATI. o., July 2l.-whisky
steady salss, so barrels flashed goods on
q balls Of 81 %.
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HIDB3-Dry aint, No. I, ii,ke, No. q,
llEoi dry taltsd, 10 sl2ei green saltsi. No.
"a 7Aci No. 2, CO., green. $3.50. shsep skins,
l5ostl. DoesW n. ~. rallov. 3a31Io.
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POW MA
TOBACCO AND ssUPr.

P0wDER.Ksg,. est half tss,, q Isl
garter kegs, 81 30.
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate:

Under tho authority o. a trust deed Of
" October 10, lsSi, lfoootded In book 40.
ohicel, made 20 mo 10 fecurc tho indebtod-
ness therein described, default having boon
made la the terms thereof, aud having been
the eunto duly requested by tho beneficiary.
Wilton
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Tscsisy. August y. 1857,

Qtor and sell, al the southwest corner OF
Main aud Madison streets, In the city OF
Memphis, TAXING District Il Shelby county,
Tonn., between legal hours, st public aue-
ton, TO tho highest bidder. for cash, the fol-
lowing land, In the 18th Civil District "a
Shelby county, Tenn, to.witi Being the
southeastern ~ leet Of lot I, and the whole
Of the eastern 30 ieet % lot 2, Of the wosld-
ridge subdivision Of country lotl0si Begin-
ning al point on the west side Of Raybarn
ave GO 81 aud ~ n ieet south yard from the
Junction Of hAyburn avenue and Broadway,
formerly known a. the Lagrange and Mem
phis hAilfosd, and runnI 4 thence SOUTH
ward With the west lin Of Rayburn avsnps
" 92l feet 20 tho northeast eorne, OF lotst
themes westward and parallel 70 broadway
30 ieetI thencs noTihward parallel 10 RAY
burn avenue " ~ n feet 10 q ,tablei thenos
directly eastsard TO tse beginning corner on
hayburn avenue. The title has been ram
ined aud approved, though shall sell aud
convey a. trustee only. Equity ef redemp-
ton waived. tale 90 begin AT Il o'clock n.
cISRiss 4. dFoSvESoR. Trustee.
NJ. ID. Ireaevant, Attorney.
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COrros sgsD PaoDUCrs

COAL 0lL-Phms whlts. wholesale lots.